Crossword Clue: Something people have often been told not to touch
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- "--- M for Murder"
- '50s phone feature
- 540-1600 on a radio
- __-up: slow Web connection
- ___-a-prayer
- "___ M for Murder"
- "___ M for Murder."
- "___ M for Murder" (Hitchcock thriller)
- ''___ M for Murder''
- "___ M for . . . "
- ___ tone (sound on a landline phone)
- ___ tone (sound on a phone)
- ___ tone
- ___-up (slow Internet connection)
- ___-up (slow Web connection method)
- Anachronistic (but still common) phone verb
- Analog clock face
- Analog watch feature
- Bath soap brand
- Antibacterial brand since 1948
- Antibacterial soap brand
- Big Ben feature
- Adjust the radio
- Drunk ___ (call smashed)
- Dashboard feature
- Dashboard gauge
- Dashboard instrument
- Dashboard item
- Dashboard sight
- Instrument panel sight
- iPod controller
- Brand of soap that asked, "Don't you wish everybody did?"
- Brand of soap
- Early phone feature
- Decoder feature
- Irish Spring competitor
- Competitor of Ivory and Coast
- "Friends Don't Let Friends ___ Drunk" Plain White T's
- Certain tone
- Feature of a rotary phone
- Feature of a rotary telephone
- Change channels
- Channel changer
- Channel control
- Channel selector of old
- Channel selector, once
- Channel selector
- Horologe face
- It had all your telephone numbers
- Console feature
- Control knob
- Control
- It takes turns
- Gauge face
- Gauge part
- Gauge
- Fine-tuner
- Finger a phone
- Hands go around it
- Item on an instrument panel
- Choose a channel
- First antibacterial soap brand
- First antibacterial soap
- Disappearing phone feature
- Bygone phone feature
- Bygone telephone device
- Bygone telephone part
- I-XII locale
- I-XII place, perhaps
- It's on the radio
- It's on the watch
- Flat face with hands
- Ivory alternative
- Ivory rival
- Call "0"
- Call, formerly
- Call, in a way
- Call on a retro phone
- Call, retro-style
- Call up, old-style
- Call up
- Call
- Erstwhile channel selector
- Classic phone feature
- Give a ring
- Jargon: Abbr.
- Clock face
- Clock feature
- Clock part
- Clockface
- "Don't touch that __!"
- "Don't touch that ___!"
- "Dont touch that ___!"
- Coast alternative
- Dove alternative
- Dove competitor
- Dove rival
- Increase slowly, with "up"
- Henkel AG soap brand
- Cut (back)
- Former phone part
- Face of a clock
- Face of a gauge
- Face of a watch
- Face of time?
- Face on a wrist
- Face on old watches
- Face on the wall
- Face with digits
- Face with hands, maybe
- Face with hands
- Face with numbers
- Face with numerals
- Face
- Combination lock feature
- Combination lock part
- Combination lock spinner
- Utility meter feature
- Ring up
- Oscilloscope knob
- Place a call
- Where to see hands on a wrist
- Keypad predecessor, in some cases
- Keypad predecessor
- Outdated verb used with phones
- Numbered circle
- Numbered face
- Oven control knob
- Oven feature
- Oven knob
- Oven part
- Push-button alternative
- Push button forerunner
- Push-button forerunner
- Push-button precursor
- Push-button predecessor
- Push button predecessor
- Pushbutton forerunner
- Moving feature on an old phone
- Kind of tone made by a phone
- Kind of tone
- Obsolescent phone feature
- Obsolescent phone part
- Obsolete phone feature
- Obsolete phone part
- Quaint phone feature
- Roman numerals may be seen on one
- Transistor radio feature
- Something people have often been told not to touch
- Panel reading
- Rotary-phone feature
- Rotary phone feature
- Rotary phone part
- Rotary telephone part
- Rotatable disk.
- Knob
- Volume controller
- Volume knob, e.g.
- Parent company of Armour and Renuzit
- Radio appurtenance
- Radio control
- Radio feature
- Radio gadget
- Radio item
- Radio knob
- Radio part, perhaps
- Radio part
- Radio tuner
- Radio's station changer
- Measuring device
- Part of a clock
- Part of a gauge
- Old calling aid
- Old-fashioned phone feature
- Part of a radio.
- Part of a rotary phone
- Laid back?
- Laid up?
- Part of a tachometer.
- Part of an instrument panel.
- Part of an old phone
- Old phone feature
- Old phone part
- Old radio feature
- Old radio part
- Old-style phone feature
- Old telephone feature
- Old-time telephone feature
- Old timepiece
- Old timer
- Ratchet (up)
- Old TV control
- Old TV feature
- Old TV part
- Old TV tuner
- Old watch feature
- Lock feature
- Locker inset
- Locker room lock feature
- Popular soap
- Passe phone part
- Reduce, with "down"
- People are told not to touch it
- Regulating gadget
- Remote ancestor?
- Remote precursor
- Lessen, with "down"
- Primitive timekeeper
- Phone feature, once
- Phone feature
- Phone, old-style
- Phone part
- Phone, perhaps
- Lifebuoy competitor
- Lifebuoy rival
- Phone tone
- Phone
- Make a call
- Retro calling aid
- Retro phone feature
- Retro phone part
- Rheostat's control
- Word after direct or drunk
- Word after speed or drunk
- Tune (in)
- Tune in the TV
- Tune in
- Tuner
- Tuning knob
- Thermostat adjuster, often
- Thermostat feature
- Word engraved on some bars
- Turner on a stereo
- Turner on an amp
- Turning tuner
- Watch face
- Watch feature
- Watch part
- Watch word
- Watch's face
- TV adjunct
- TV fixture of old
- TV knob
- TV part
- TV turner
- Word with butt or drunk
- Speed __ (phone feature)
- Speed ___
- Two-handed face
- Switch TV channels
- Thing a host might warn you not to touch, after "that"
- Type of tone
- Scale (down)
- Tach face
- What a cell lacks
- Start a call, anachronistically
- Start a phone call
- Time teller
- Timely face
- What watch watchers watch
- Telephone feature of the '60s
- Telephone part
- Television tuner of old
- Station changer
- Select a telephone number
- Select a TV program
- Use a phone
- Use a really old telephone
- Use a rotary phone
- Use an old-fashioned phone
- Use an old phone
- Toaster turner
- Use the horn
- Use the phone
- Use the telephone
- Zest competitor
- Zest or Ivory alternative
- Zest rival
- Soap brand
- Soap brand named for its "Round the Clock" protection
- Soap brand, or part of an old phone
Recent Usage of Something people have often been told not to touch in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - July 11, 2015
